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Inger Ekman

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E-mail
inger.ekman@umu.se
Phone
+46 90 786 58 80

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Affiliation
Lecturer at Department of Social Work
Location
Samhällsvetarhuset, plan 5, Biblioteksgränd 4 Umeå universitet, 901 87 Umeå
On the Risks of Medicalization of Adolescents Self-Injuring Acts
Open Journal of Psychiatry, Scientific Research Publishing 2021, Vol. 11, (1) : 29-46
Ekman, Inger; Jacobsson, Lars
Att skada sig själv - ett rationellt val i en problematisk kontext
Socialmedicinsk Tidskrift, Vol. 98, (4) : 717-726
Ekman, Inger; Jacobsson, Lars
Självskadande handlingar bland barn och ungdomar: hur kan de förstås och vilket stöd kan skolkuratorn ge?
Socialt arbete i skolan: villkor, innehåll och utmaningar, Lund: Studentlitteratur AB 2020 : 139-150
Ekman, Inger
Självskadande handlingar: ungdomars berättelser: kontextualisering av ett medikaliserat socialt fenomen
Studier i socialt arbete vid Umeå universitet : avhandlings- och skriftserie, 89
Ekman, Inger
Beyond medicalization: Self-injuring acts revisited
Health, Vol. 20, (4) : 346-362
Ekman, Inger
Deliberate self harm, parasuicide and non-fatal suicidal behavior: from definitions to empowering practices
Suicide from a global perspective: psychiatric approaches, Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2012 : 39-48
Ekman, Inger; Söderberg, Stig
Across the street - not down the road - staying alive through deliberate self-harm
Internet and Suicide, New York: Nova Science Publisher 2009 : 221-232
Ekman, Inger; Söderberg, Stig
Adolescents’ self-injuring acts in a social contextual framing: The importance of arenas of comfort
Ekman, Inger
Adolescent’s self-injuring acts: A strategy based on stored knowledge and bounded agency
Ekman, Inger
Consequences of medicalization for adolescents’ disclosure of self-injuring acts
Ekman, Inger
Patients’ experience of and views on psychiatric treatment after parasuicide: a seven year follow-up
Söderberg, Stig; Ekman, Inger; Kullgren, Gunnar; et al.
Means for stabilisation after parasuicide: Patients’ experiences and views. Results from a seven year follow-up
Söderberg, Stig; Ekman, Inger; Salander Renberg, Ellinor
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